Your Own Personal Hot Tub with The Hydro Hammock

When it comes to innovations in relaxation technology, hot tubs and hammocks are two of the most prototypical examples. The new Kickstarter-funded Hydro Hammock combines these two elements, resulting in a suspended, portable hot tub. The hammock can be filled with a simple garden hose, or by filling a bucket from a nearby water source. It uses non-chlorinated water and runs on less water and electricity than a traditional hot tub.

The Hydro Hammock can also be used on the beach or in the snow as a more traditional hot tub. Users can dig a hole for their hammock, allowing for a more stable and spacious hot tub experience.

The Single-Layer Hydro Hammock ($480) is relatively lightweight and is easier to transport, while the Double-Layer Hydro Hammock ($680), while somewhat heavier, provides an area for a thermal lining to be inserted. Additionally, the Portable Heater System ($1,950) turns what would otherwise be a swinging bath into a true steaming hot tub.

Each kit includes a water treatment strainer and a 12-volt pump, as well as a rechargeable battery that lasts up to three hours. Additionally, portable devices can be charged from a dry location with the two exterior USB ports.

The Hydro Hammock can also be used on the beach or in the snow as a more traditional hot tub. Users can dig a hole for their hammock, allowing for a more stable and spacious hot tub experience.